Public Access Television, the Community Programme Unit and the BBC: Panel 2

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Raven Row

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Raven Row is a non-profit contemporary art exhibition centre in Spitalfields. Raven Row’s programme is intended to appeal both to a specialist audience and a broader, curious public. It is led by a desire to test art's purpose outside the market place. It exhibits diverse work of the highest quality, often by established international artists, or those from the recent past, who have somehow escaped London's attention. However, the programme will remain improvisatory and un-dogmatic, and the qualities that might constitute Raven Row’s success, its ‘cultural value’, will remain open to question

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Public Access Television, the Community Programme Unit and the BBC: Panel 2

Raven Row

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Public Access Television, the Community Programme Unit and the BBC: Panel 2

Listen back to the second panel discussion from our event ‘Public Access Television, the Community Programme Unit and the BBC’, in partnership with the Bishopsgate Institute, exploring the Community Programme Unit’s role in bringing public access television to the UK, and the legacies and tentacles of its achievements.

The event took place on 25 March 2023, and was part of our exhibition ‘People Make Television’ 28 January–26 March 2023, an exhibition of DIY television from the 1970s curated by Lori E Allen, Matthew Harle, William Fowler and Alex Sainsbury.

This panel brought together Mike Bolland, Sue Davidson, Tony Laryea and Giles Oakley for a conversation chaired by Jo Henderson.